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Illinois State Museum-Southern Illinois Art Gallery
A museum gallery featuring theme-based exhibits of works created by past and contemporary Illinois artist and artisans. Less than 1 mile southeast of Rend Lake.
Silkwood Inn Museum
The Silkwood Inn was built in 1827 and contains furnishings and artifacts from the 1800s. A tour trough this amazing Inn includes the telling of a famous local legend about the kindness of the Silkwood family, a slave girl named Priscilla, and the Trail of Tears. The museum is free to the public but donations are accepted.
West Franklin County Museum
This museum, located in an old school building contains artifacts, memorabilia and hundreds of photographs, which depict lifestyles and the people from the early days of Franklin County. Only 10 miles southwest of Rend Lake. The museum is free to the public but they do accept donations.
Benton Civic Center
Come experience a variety of exciting and entertaining events. Live theater performances, sporting events, comedy shows, great music and more. Located just 5 miles south of Rend Lake.
Illinois State Museum - Southern Illinois Art Gallery
A museum gallery featuring theme-based exhibits of works created by past and contemporary Illinois artists and artisans. Less than 1 mile southeast of Rend Lake.
Carterville High School Performing Arts Theatre
This 750 seat theatre features a full orchestra pit, large stage, air conditioning and convenient and ample parking for audience members. From a performance standpoint, the auditorium also features a large backstage dressing area and wondrous acoustics.
Carterville Heritage Museum
Opened in June 2011, the Carterville Heritage Museum is a beautifully renovated building showcasing architectural detail of the former 1924 area high school, hundreds of photo and memorabilia. It also serves as a gift shop, offering nostalgic custom-designed t-shirts, retro candy, gift baskets, a few antiques and popular hand-made cards made by community volunteers. It features books on the Tri-C community for sale, covering Cartervile, Cambria, & Crainville.
Artstarts Company is a Southern Illinois based, non-profit charitable organization devoted to making the "Arts" accessible to all Southern Illinois children. We connect the community through the arts, and help artists astound the world by sharing what they are capable of becoming. The Artstarts House is host to musical theatre performances, theatre and art camps, and much more.
Herrin Civic Center
The Herrin Civic Center is a multipurpose facility with conference areas, a galleria that seats 350 and an auditorium that seats 341. The Civic Center is host to all types of performances on a regular basis and can be rented for small meetings, stage performances and social events such as wedding receptions, reunions, etc. Many nationally known entertainers perform for the Patron of the Arts Series and for special appearances. Also home of the Southern Illinois Opry.
Coal Miners Memorial
In the late eighteen hundreds there were many thriving communities that were totally dependent on area coal mines. Now there is a Memorial to honor all miners. Dedicated on October 14th, 2000, the Coal Miners Memorial is a tribute to all Southern Illinois coal miners of the past century. The inscription at the base of the statue reads, "In memory of coal miners who gave so much that future generations may benefit with a better life. They labored, served their country, sacrificed for their families and some lost their lives. We honor and salute them so that they will never be forgotten."
Southern Illinois University McLeod Theatre
See an affordably priced play at this 500-seat theater that's the home base for the Southern Illinois University Carbondale Department of Theatre.
Illinois State Museum - Southern Illinois Art Gallery
A museum gallery featuring theme-based exhibitions of works created by past and contemporary Illinois artists and artisans.
U.S. Congressman Ken Gray Presidential Museum
Opened in 2010, this 3000 square foot space is located in the Illinois Star Centre Mall. It keeps mall hours and is staffed by volunteers. Admission is free and the museum is stocked with items from Ken Gray's Congressional period as well as items he has collected from other congressmen and women.
John A. Logan College O'Neil Auditorium
Located within the John A. Logan Community College, this 316 seat theater is host to many collegiate and community performances.
Goddard Chapel
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this chapel was built in 1918 with a donation from former Marion mayor Leroy Goddard. It is still used for weddings and other events, this chapel is one of the beautiful historic places to see in Williamson County.
Veterans Affairs Medical Center - Marion
Tours are available at this center, built in 1914, that features an Egyptian architectural motif. It has been serving veterans for 50 years.
Franklin County Garage and Auto Museum
Only 5 miles south of Rend Lake, this old 1910 Ford garage has been restored to its original condition and now displays vintage cars, Beatles and Charlie Birger, (the last convicted criminal to be hanged in Illinois) memorabilia.
The University Museum Gift Shop
After you finish your touring of the University Museum wonderful exhibits and collections, stop by the museum gift store. Special gifts and offerings from around the world can be purchased.
Frankfort Area Historical Museum
The former two-story brick Logan School is now a museum featuring area mining history, memorabilia from 1802-1976, a genealogy library, and the Red Geranium Tea Room that serves homemade lunch.
CITY:West Frankfort
The Hangar 9
Known for its wide selection of craft beer and hosting exceptional music, The Hangar 9 is arguably Carbondale's best venue for nightlife. Built to resemble an airplane hangar, the building is unmistakable. Located on The Strip in Downtown Carbondale, the bar brings everything from karaoke, open-mic, and trivia to recognizable national acts to the downtown.
Brehm Memorial Library
An extensive collection of genealogical materials offers visitors an opportunity to research local Mt. Vernon history.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Joyce's Country Quilts
Beautiful hand-stitched quilt,; plus a large supply of quilt and dress fabrics and notions in a quaint country store.
The Varsity Center for the Arts
What started as a single-screen movie house in 1940 has become a power house for live music and community theater. This gorgeous theater is one of the greatest components to Carbondale's thriving art & culture scene, as it serves as home to the Jackson County Stage Company, which presents several plays during the year, and hosts the weekly Friday Night Film series. The Varsity serves as a venue for live entertainment during the Carbondale Rocks Revival, an annual city-wide music festival in addition to accommodating local and regional musicians during the year to bring the city exceptional entertainment.
Depot Veteran's Museum
This restored railroad depot houses memorabilia from all wars. Outside is a Southern Illinois Miners Memorial dedicated to coal miners of the region.
CITY:West Frankfort


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ATS Expands Vancouver and Edmonton Operations
Airport Terminal Services Canadian Company (ATS) is pleased to announce continued growth at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and Edmonton International Airport (YEG).
Continental Airlines awarded ATS a full ground handling agreement in YEG effective Nov. 1 when they resumed service to the Alberta capital's international gateway after a three-year absence. ATS provided Continental full handling services from 2003-2006 at which time they suspended service. ATS is pleased to welcome them back.
Lufthansa awarded ATS an agreement at YVR to provide passenger support services, which also became effective on Nov. 1, 2009. This contract award came as a result of ATS receiving a rating of "Excellent" among all Lufthansa Ground-Handlers in "The Americas" for ground services provided in Portland, Oregon (PDX).

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List of Latin phrases
This page includes English translations of less common Latin phrases (i.e., not always found in dictionaries), some of which are themselves translations from Greek.For a list of more formal proverbs, see: List of Latin proverbs. Note that the difference between phrases and proverbs is often subjective. Please use this test to see whether a Latin sentence is a phrase or proverb: If the sentence is an old yet common saying that expresses some practical truth, then it is probably a proverb. If it is in the form of an incomplete sentence or does not contain some practical truth, then it is probably a phrase.
;A bene placito
;A fortiori
;A pedibus usque ad caput
;A posteriori
- "From the latter" — based on observation, the reverse of a priori.
- "From the former" — presupposed, the reverse of a posteriori.
- "From here on"
- "From the depths of (my) chest" — i.e. "from my heart". Attributed to Julius Caesar.
- "From the beginning" — compare in media res; see also List of legal terms
- "From the origin"
- "From the eggs to the apples" i.e. from beginning to end (the Roman main meal traditionally began with an eggdish and ended with fruit)
- "From the founding of the city (of Rome)" — i.e. from 753 B.C, according to Livy's count; used as a reference point by the Romans for establishing dates, as we use A.D. today.
- "May the presentiment not be realized."
- "The play is over, applaud!" common ending phrase of ancient Roman comedies
- "To appeal to the crowd" — often used of politicians who make false or insincere promises appealing to popular interest.
- "For this" — i.e. improvised, made up on the spot.
- "To the man" — usually, an argument criticizing the opponent's person rather than his ideas; or also an argument designed to appeal to personal interest rather than objective fact.
- "To infinity" — going on forever.
- "In the meantime" — as in the term "chargé d'affaires ad interim" for a diplomatic officer who acts in place of an ambassador.
- "To the Greek Kalends" — said by Emperor Augustus, in Suetonius, with the sense of "never". Kalends were part of the Roman calendar, not of the Greek, so the "Greek kalends" are "a date that will never happen".
- "At ease" — means "do as you please", "improvise", "just ramble on"; esp. in music partitures, theatrical scripts, etc..
- "Towards the light" — the motto of the University of Lisbon.
- "To the greater glory of God" — motto of the Jesuits.
- "To many years!" — i.e. "Many happy returns!"
- "To the point of nausea".
- "At the foot of the letter" — i.e. "exactly as it is written".
- "To the eternal memory [of]"
- "For usage of the Dauphin" — said of a work that has been expurgated of offensive or improper parts. The phrase originates from editions of Greek and Roman classics which Louis XIV had printed for his heir apparent, the Dauphin.
- "For own usage"
- "By the value" — e.g. ad valorem tax.
- "The Devil's Advocate" — said about someone who defends an unpopular view for the sake of discussion (without really meaning it).
- "Troubled dreams."
- "The die is cast" — said by Julius Caesar, in Suetonius, after his decision to defy Roman law by crossing the Rubicon with his troops. (Suetonius actually uses it in the future imperative "Alea iacta esto": "Be sure to cast the dice").
- "She flies with her own wings" - the Oregon state motto.
- "Nourishing mother" — term used for the university one attends/has attended. The word "matriculation" is derived from "mater". The term suggests that the students are "fed" knowledge and taken care of by the university.
- "Another I" — a pseudonym or a close associate who always acts on one's behalf.
- "Friend of the court" — an adviser, or a person who can obtain or grant access to the favour of powerful people (like Romana curia). In current U.S. legal usage, a third party allowed to submit a brief (an amicus brief) to the court.
- "In the year of the lord" — indicates a year counted from the traditional date birth of Jesus Christ; also called the Common Era (C.E.).
- "In the year from the founding of the city (Rome)" — see Ab urbe condita.
- "He [God] has approved our beginnings" - motto of the reverse of the Great Seal of the United States and on the back of the US one dollar bill
- "A horrible year" — used memorably by Queen Elizabeth II to describe what a bad year 1992 had been for her.
- "Before the letter" — said after an expression that described something that existed before the expression itself was introduced or became common. For example, one could say that Alan Turing was a computer scientist ante litteram, since the profession of "computer scientist" was not recognised in Turing's day.
- "Before noon" — in the period from midnight to noon.
- "Before lunch" — i.e. before a meal. Used on pharmaceutical prescriptions.
- "The jackass of jackasses in the centuries of centuries" — i.e. "The greatest jackass in eternity."
- "Golden Mean" — in Horace's Odes, an ethical goal.
- "Accursed hunger for gold" — from Vergil, Aeneis 3,57; later quoted by Seneca: quod non mortalia pectora coges, auri sacra fames ("What aren't you able to bring men to do, miserable hunger for gold!")
- "Victory or death."
- "Hail and farewell!"
;Beati possidentes- "The happy who possess", translation of a quote from Euripides
- "In good faith."
- "Good services", a nation's offer to mediate in disputes between two other nations
- "General welfare."
- "Common good of man."
- Pseudo-Latin meaning "baffling puzzle" or "difficult point". John of Cornwall (ca. 1170) was once asked by a scribe what the word meant. It turns out that the original text said in diebus illis magnis plenæ ("in those days plenty of great things"), which the scribe misread as indie busillis magnis plenæ ("in India there were plenty of large busillis")... [1].
;Cacoethes scribendi- "Bad habit of writing" — i.e. an insatiable urge to write. From Juvenal.
- "Other things being equal."
- "Event (that is cause or justification) for war."
- "Beware of the dog" — found written on a floor mosaic depicting a dog, at the entrance of a Roman house excavated at Pompei [1].
- "Let the buyer beware" — i.e. the purchaser of the goods is responsible for checking whether they suit his need.
- "Let the reader beware" — i.e. the writer does not vouch for the accuracy of a text. Probably a recent calque on caveat emptor.
- "Let the seller beware" — the seller of goods is responsible for providing information about the goods to the purchaser.
- "The rest is missing."
- "All other things being equal."
- "In conclusion, I think that..." — Cato the Elder used to conclude his speeches, on any topic whatsoever, with Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam ("In conclusion, I think that Carthage must be destroyed").
- "Christ the King."
- "Faster, higher, stronger" — Motto of the modern Olympics.
- "Around" — in the sense of "approximately, about"; usually of a date, e.g. "Jesus was actually born circa 6 B.C"
- "Of sound mind" — sometimes used rather humorously.
- "Condition without which not" — i.e. "indispensable".
- "Compare" — used as an abbreviation in text to recommend a comparison with another thing.
- "Helvetian Confederation" — the official name of Switzerland, which explains the use of "ch" for its ISO country code and Internet domain.
- "It is completed" — In the Latin translation of John 19:30, the last words of Jesus Christ on the Cross.
- "Contempt of the secular (world)" — the monk's or philosopher's rejection of mundane life and values.
- "Body of Christ."
- "Body of the crime" — the body of facts that prove a crime.
- "Vile body" — a person or thing fit only to be the object of an experiment.
- "Good for whom?" — a maxim sometimes used in the detection of crime.
- "Whom does it benefit?" — short form for cui prodest scelus, is fecit in Seneca's Medea; the murderer is the one who gains by the murder.
- "With sword and staff" — from the Bible.
- "With a grain of salt" — i.e. not to be taken too seriously.
- "With honors."
- "Course of life" — a résumé.
;Damnant quod non intellegunt- "They condemn what they do not understand."
- "In fact" — Said of something that actually is the case. Often the implication is that it isn't the case of necessity (de jure) or that it is supposed not to be the case; e.g. "The Shogun was the de facto ruler of Japan."
- "By law."
- "Anew."
- "A god from a machine" — a contrived or artificial solution, usually to a literary plot. Refers to the practice in Greek drama of lowering by machine an actor playing Zeus onto the stage — as though he were descending from Olympus — to resolve an awkward plot.
- "The said is enough for the wise" — understandable for a wise one without the need for explanations (Plautus), also as: sat sapienti and sapienti sat.
- "Day of wrath."
- "Members of a dismembered poet" i.e. "the scattered remnants of the poet" (Horace, Satires, I, 4, 62), battered poetry.
- "People of the play" — the characters represented in a dramatic work; cast.
- "Bring with You" — see subpoena duces tecum.
- "Sweet and useful."
;E pluribus unum- "From many, one" - the motto of the USA.
- "Behold the man!" — in the Latin translation of the Gospel of John these words are spoken by Pilate as he presents Jesus Christ crowned with thorns to the crowd.
- "First edition."
- "From merit" — often used to refer to a retired professor.
- "To be, rather than to seem" — motto of the U.S. state of North Carolina.
- "Let it be everlasting" — used by the historian Fra Paolo Sarpi of his native Venice.
- "And others" — used to abbreviate a list of names (Alii is actually masculine, so it can be used for men, or mixed men and women; the feminine et aliae is appropriate when the "others" are all female.)
- "And the rest" — nowadays also "and others", "and so on", "and more".
- "I, also, am in Arcadia" — see memento mori.
- "And thou, Brutus?" — literal quotation from William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. He renders as Latin in an English play what was originally quoted as Greek supposedly spoken by a Roman. But Plutarch quotes Caesar as saying, Kai su, teknon? — Greek for "You too, my child?" (Greek would have been the language of Rome's elite at the time.) However it is unlikely that Caesar actually said these words.
- "From the heart" — i.e. "sincerely".
- "From before" — "beforehand", "before the event", i.e. based on prior assumptions.
- "From the Chair" — a phrase applied to the Pope when he is speaking infallibly and, by extension, to others who speak with supreme authority or arrogance.
- "From God."
- "From the hypothesis" — i.e. by hypothesis.
- "From the books (library) of..."
- "From nothing" — Jewish, Christian, and Muslim traditions holds that God created the universe from nothing.
- "From the office" — when someone holds one position by virtue of holding another, e.g. the U.S vice president is ex officio president of the Senate.
- "By (or for) one party" — a legal term.
- "From after the fact" — of a law with retroactive effect.
- "By definition."
- "Higher" — i.e. "ever upward!"
- "For the sake of example", "for example."
- "They leave" — see exit.
- "They all leave" — see exit.
- "He/she leaves" — used e.g. in theatrical stage directions.
- "Critical experiment" — a decisive test of a scientific theory.
;Fiat lux (et facta est lux)- "Let there be light (and there was light)" — from Genesis.
- "Defender of the Faith" — a title given to Henry VIII of England by Pope Leo X on October 17, 1521 before Henry became an heresiarch. Appears on all British coins, usually abbreviated.
- "The wellspring and origin."
;Genius loci- "The spirit of the place."
- "Glory to God in the highest."
;Habeas corpus- "You must have the body" — i.e. you must justify an imprisonment. First two words of the Writ to bring a prisoner to court (Charles II of England, Habeas Corpus Act - 1679) and commonly used as the general term for a prisoner's legal right to have the charge against specifically identified.
- "We have a pope" — used in a Catholic Church conclave to announce a successful ballot to elect a new pope.
- "Here lies..." — written on gravestones or tombs.
- "Here is buried..."
- "For the sake of honor" — said of an honorary title, e.g., Doctor of Science honoris causa.
- "I only count the sunny hours" — common inscription on sundials.
- "Horrible to say" — i.e. "an horrible thing to relate."
;Ibidem (ibid.)- "In the same place" — usually in bibliographic citations.
- "That is (to say)", abbreviated as "i.e." — sometimes "in this case," depending on the context. When celebrating this holiday (i.e. Christmas), hang a wreath on your door. It is not equivalent to "e.g.", in any context.
- "In the image of God" — a religious concept.
- "In imitation of God" — a principle, held by several religions, that believers should strive to resemble their god(s).
- "An empire within an empire" — i.e. a fifth column, a group of people within an nation's territory who owe allegiance to some other leader.
- "(It) may be printed" — an authorization to publish, granted by some censoring authority (originally a Catholic Bishop).
- "In the absence" — e.g. of a trial carried out in the absence of the accused.
- "In two (copies)"
- "In (the form of) an image" — as opposed to "in the flesh" or "in person".
- "In long (form)" — i.e. "in full", "completely", "unabridged."
- "To faith" — to the verification of
- "Finally."
- "In bloom."
- "In flaming crime" — i.e. "caught red-handed."
- "In forum" — in court.
- "At that time", found often in the Gospel lecture during the Mass. It is used to mark a time in a indetermined past.
- "At the place" — as e.g., "the water samples were analyzed in loco."
- "In place of the parents" — Legal term, "assuming custodial/parental responsibility and authority".
- "In your hands I command my spirit", according to Luke 23:46 the last words of Jesus Christ on the Cross.
- "Into the middle things" — by Horace, refers to the poetic technique of beginning a narrative poem at a late point in the story, after much action has already taken place. Examples include the Iliad, the Odyssey, and Paradise Lost. Compare ab initio.
- "In memory of" — i.e. to remember or honor a deceased person.
- "In a nutshell."
- "The the land of the infidels" — infidels here refers to non-Catholics. After Islam conquered a big part of the Roman Empire, the corresponding bishoprics didn't disappear, but remained as honorific titles.
- "In the nature of things."
- "In safety."
- "In silicon", an experiment or process performed as a computer simulation. Compare with in vitro and in vivo.
- "At the moment of birth" — just as something is about to begin.
- "In place" — in the original place, position, or arrangement.
- "In all" — "totally", "completely".
- "In three (copies)."
- "In glass" — an experiment or process performed in a non-natural laboratory setting, for example in a test tube.
- "In life" — an experiment or process performed in a living specimen, as opposed to in vitro.
- "Incredible to say."
- "List of prohibited books" — a list of books considered heretic by the Catholic Church.
- "Among other things."
- "Among others". Title of a papal bull.
- "Between hope and fear."
- "Between the living" — said of property transfers between living persons, as opposed to inheritance; often relevant to tax laws.
- "Untouched by life and free of wickedness" — by Horace, used as a funeral hymn.
- "Within the walls" — i.e. "not public".
- "In the manner of the Dauphin" — rare variant of ad usum Delphini.
- "He, himself, has spoken" — emphasizes that some assertion comes from some authority. See appeal to authority.
- "The words themselves, verily" — i.e. "strictly word by word."
- "By the fact itself."
- "Thus (it is) true" — i.e. "thus indeed". A useful phrase, as the Romans had no word for "yes".
- "Leave, the mass is finished" — the final words of the Roman Missal.
- "By united efforts."
- "Right of the first night" — the droit de seigneur.
;Lapsus calami- "A slip of the pen."
- "A slip of the tongue."
- "Memory lapse."
- "Forced share" — a legal term describing the portion of an deceased person's estate from which the immediate family cannot be disinherited.
- "Law of retaliation" — cf. Retributive justice, an eye for an eye.
- "A classic place" — a quote from a classical text used as an example of something.
- A mangled fragment from Cicero's De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum ("On the Ends (Limits) of Good and Evil," 45 BC), used as typographer's filler to show fonts (a.k.a greeked text).
;Magna cum laude- "With great honor."
- "Great work" — said (sometimes ironically) of someone's masterpiece.
- "In bad faith" — said of an act done with knowledge of its illegality, or with intention to defraud or mislead someone.
- "Wrong in itself" — a crime that is inherently wrong; cf. malum prohibitum.
- "Prohibited wrong" — something that society decided to forbid, but is not inherently evil.
- "By my own (very great) fault" — used in Christian prayers and confession.
- "Remember that you will die!"
- "Wonderful to tell."
- "Way of working" — usually used to describe a criminal's methods.
- "Method of adding" — loosely "method of affirming", a logical rule of inference, saying that from proposition P and if P then Q one can conclude Q.
- "Method of subtracting" — loosely "method of denying", a logical rule of inference, saying that from propositions not Q and if P then Q one can conclude not P.
- "Way to life" — i.e. an accommodation between disagreeing parties to allow life to go on.
- "Much in little" — e.g. "Latin phrases are often multum in parvo, because they convey much in few words."
- "Changing what is to be changed" — i.e., "with the appropriate changes".
;Nemine contradicente (nem. con.)- "Without contestation" — used especially in committees, where a matter may be passed nem. con..
- "Nothing prevents" — a notation, usually on a title page, indicating that a Catholic censor has reviewed the book and found nothing objectionable to faith or morals in its content. See also imprimatur.
- "Willing or not."
- "Touch me not" — according to the Gospel of John, this was said by Christ to Mary Magdalene after the Resurrection.
- "Not willing to prosecute" — a legal motion by a prosecutor or other plaintiff to drop legal charges, usually in exchange for a diversion program or out-of-court settlement.
- "Name unknown" — i.e. "unknown person."
- "Of unsound mind."
- "Notwithstanding the verdict" — a legal motion asking the court to reverse the jury's verdict on the grounds that the jury could not reasonably have reached such a verdict.
- "It does not follow" — a statement that is the result of faulty logic.
- "I will not serve."
- "Note it well" — i.e. "please note", "important note."
- "New Order of the Ages" — motto on the Great Seal of the United States; from Vergil.
- "No thing born" — i.e. "nothing". It has been claimed that this expression is the origin of Italian nulla, French rien, and Spanish/Portuguese nada, all with the same meaning.
- "Closed number."
;O tempora, O mores! ;Oderint dum metuant- "Let them hate, so long as they fear" — attributed by Seneca to the playwright Lucius Accius, and said to be a favourite saying of Caligula.
- "I hate (her), and I love (her)" — from Catullus.
- "Theological hatred" — a name for the special hatred generated in theological disputes.
- "All works" — the collected works of some author.
- "Posthumous works" — i.e. published after the author's death.
- "In work (already) cited" — used in academic works when referring again to the last source mentioned or used.
- "A snake in the grass" — any hidden danger or unknown risk.
;Pace tua- "With your permission."
- "Bread and circus plays" — Juvenal, Satires 10, 81, describing all that was needed for the emperors to placate the Roman mob, and today used to describe any public entertainment.
- "Parent of the country."
- "With equal step" — moving together, simultaneously, etc..
- "The mountains are in labour, and a ridiculous mouse shall be born" — i.e. "much ado about nothing"; from Horace.
- "Throughout", "here and there", "frequently" — of a word that occurs several times in a cited texts; also, in proof reading, of a change that is to be repeated everywhere needed.
- "Father of the family."
- "Father, I have sinned" — the traditional beginning of a Catholic confession.
- "The Peace of America" — a euphemism for the United States of America and its sphere of influence, adapted from Pax Romana (q.v.)
- "The Peace of Britain" — a euphemism for the British Empire, adapted from Pax Romana (q.v.)
- "The Peace of Rome" — the peace forcefully imposed by the Roman Empire.
- "Peace be with you (singular)."
- "Peace be with you (plural)."
- "Per year."
- "By letter."
- "Per head" — i.e. "per person".
- "by [the] court."
- Through the agency (of) — used to indicate that a person is signing a document on behalf of another person (correctly placed before the name of the person signing, but often placed before the name of the person on whose behalf the document is signed, sometimes through incorrect translation of the alternative abbreviation "per pro." as "for and on behalf of").
- "By itself" or "in itself" — i.e. without referring to anything else, intrinsically, taken without qualifications, etc.; for instance, negligence per se.
- "Per branch" — used in willss to indicate that each branch of the testator's family should inherit equally; contrast per capita.
- "Thing in perpetual motion."
- "Person not wanted" — an unwanted or undesirable person. In diplomatic contexts, a person rejected by the host government. (Unwelcome, banned)
- "Begging the principle" — i.e. "begging the question"; a logical fallacy.
- "Pious desires."
- "Pious betrayal" — expression from Ovid used to describe betrayal which serves Church purposes.
- "The greatest high priest" — a traditional epithet of the pope.
- "Power of the county".
- "After the fact." (see ex post facto)
- "After this, therefore because of this" — a logical fallacy.
- "After noon" — in the period from noon to midnight.
- "After death."
- "Post script" used to mark additions to a letter, after the signature.
- "First, do no harm." — A medical precept, attributed to Hippocrates.
- "First among equals" — a title of the Roman emperors.
- "For the (public) good" — said of a lawyer's work that is not charged for.
- "for this occasion" — request of a state court to allow an out-of-state lawyer to represent a client. (see List of legal terms)
- "For hard work and labor."
- "For the rate" — e.g. per hour.
- "For the time (being)" — i.e. "temporary."
- "The uninitiated masses" — from Horace.
- "By own hand."
- "The outstanding point" — i.e. the essential or most notable point.
;Quære- "(You might) ask..." — used to introduce questions, usually rhetorical or tangential questions.
- "What's new out of Africa?" — derived from an Aristotle quote.
- "A thing for a thing" — i.e. a favor for a favor.
- "What now?" — as a noun, a quidnunc is a busybody or a gossip.
- "Where are you going?" — according to Christian legend, asked by St. Peter meeting Jesus on the Appian way in Rome.
- "Which see" — used after a term or phrase that should be looked up elsewhere in the current document or book.
- "That which was to be demonstrated" — often written (abbreviated) at the bottom of a mathematical proof.
- "Where the prover errs" — a pun on Quod erat demonstrandum.
- "For how much longer?" — from Cicero's speech to the Roman senate regarding the conspiracy of Catiline: Quousque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra? i.e. "For how much longer, Catilina, will you abuse our patience?".
;Rara avis- "A rare bird" — i.e. an extraodinary or unusual thing (from Juvenal's Satires: rara avis in terris nigroque simillima cycno, "a rare bird on the earth, and very like a black swan").
- "Legal foundation."
- "Reduction to absurdity" — a technique of argument that proves the thesis by showing that its opposite is absurd or logically untenable. This is an oft-used method of proof in mathematics and philosophy.
- "Let the People rule."
- "May he rest in peace" — a benediction for the dead. Often inscribed on tombstones or other grave markers.
- "The thing speaks for itself" — a phrase from the common law of torts that means negligence can be inferred from the fact that such an accident happened, without proof of exactly how.
- "The thing speaks for itself, but what the hell did it say?" — a sarcastic pseudo-Latin commentary on res ipsa loquitur, reminding the listener that we must still interpret the significance of events that "speak for themselves."
- Literally, "Judged thing" — i.e. matter which has been decided by a court. Commonly, the legal concept that once a matter has been finally decided by the courts it cannot be litigated again. See also Double jeopardy
- "Nobody's thing" — i.e. goods without owner.
- "Redder than the rose, whiter than the lilies, fairer than everything, I will always glory in thee."
;Saltus in demonstrando- "Leap in demonstration."
- "With truth preserved."
- "Except for errors and omissions" — appears on statements of "account currents".
- "Excluding the title" — used in writings to unfamiliar persons, as an excuse for not using the correct title.
- "Servant of the servants of God" — a title for the Pope.
- "Always faithful" — motto of the United States Marine Corps, often abbreviated Semper Fi.
- "Always prepared" — the motto of the United States Coast Guard.
- "The Senate and the People of Rome" — i.e. "The Aristocrats and the Commoners", the official name of the Roman Republic. "SPQR" was carried on battle standards by the Roman Legions.
- "Words a foot and a half long" — long and complicated words that are used without necessity.
- "Thus", "just so" — states that the preceding quoted material appears exactly that way in the source, usually despite errors of spelling, grammar, usage, or fact.
- "Thus to the stars" — that's how to achieve fame.
- "thus in various places" — used when referencing books; see passim.
- "Without year" — used in bibliographies to indicate that the date of publication of a document is unknown.
- "Without a (set) day" — originally from old common law texts, where it indicates that a final, dispositive order has been made in the case: there is nothing left for the court to do, so no date for further proceedings is set.
- "Without anger or bias" — impartially. From Cornelius Tacitus, Annals 1,1.
- "Without place" — used in bibliographies to indicate that the place of publication of a document is unknown.
- "Without name" — used in bibliographies to indicate that the publisher of a document is unknown.
- "May the earth rest lightly on you" — a benediction for the dead, often inscribed on tombstones or other gravestones.
- "With apologies for the word" — i.e. "pardon my French."
- "On standing foot" — immediately.
- "The state that was (before)" — the status of affairs or situation prior to some upsetting event.
- "Let it stand" — marginal mark in proofreading to indicate that something previously deleted or marked for deletion should be retained.
- "In the strict sense."
- "Of own accord." — motto of the U.S. Army Rangers.
- "Under a judge" — said of a case that cannot be publicly discussed until it is finished.
- "Bring with you under penalty" — legal writ requiring appearance with documents, etc..
- "Under penalty" — of a request (usually by a court) that must be complied to on pain of punishment.
- "Under the rose" — secretly (a rose was placed above a door to indicate that what was said in the room beyond was not to be repeated outside).
- "From eternity's point of view." (Spinoza, Ethics)
- Of its (own) kind — in a class of its own.
- Of one's own right — capable of (legal) responsiblity; legal and ecclesiastical use.
- "I am what you will be / I was what you are" — gravestone incriptions that remind the reader of the inevitability of death. Also see Tu fui, ego eris.
- "With the highest honor."
- "The supreme good."
- "The supreme evil."
- "They are all one."
;Tabula rasa- "Scraped tablet" — i.e. "a blank slate". Romans used to write on wax-covered wooden tablets, which were erased by scraping with the flat end of the stylus. John Locke used the term to describe the human mind at birth before it had acquired any knowledge.
- "List of congratulations."
- "As such"
- "Somewhat"
- "The Heroic Age."
- "Solid ground."
- "Unknown land."
- "Empty land."
- "No third is given" — logical axiom that a claim is either true or false, with no third option.
- "Truce of God" — a decree by the medieval Church that all feuds should be cancelled during the Sabbath (effectively from wednesday or thursday night until monday).
- "You, also" — see memento mori.
- "I was you, you will be me" — i.e. "What you are, I was; what I am, you will be."; a gravestone inscription to remind the reader that death is unavoidable.
- "You too, son" — attributed to Julius Caesar; see Et tu, Brute.
;Ubi re vera ... or ubi revera ...- "Where(as), in reality ..."
- Where they make a wasteland, they call it peace" — Gaius Cornelius Tacitus, Agricola, ch. 30.
- "Last argument" — the last resort. Louis XIV, King of France, had Ultima Ratio Regum ("The last resort of kings") engraved on the cannons of his armies.
- "One of many" — an average person.
- "To the city (of Rome) and to the globe" — standard opening of Roman proclamations; also a traditional blessing by the Pope.
- "So that they might drink, since they refused to eat" — from a story by Suetonius (Vit. Tib. 2.2) and Cicero (De Natura Deorum, 2.3). The phrase was said by Roman admiral Publius Claudius Pulcher, right before the battle of Drepana, as he threw overboard the sacred chickens which had refused to eat the grain offered them — an unwelcome omen of bad luck. So the sense is "if they do not perform as expected, they must suffer the consequences".
- "As below."
- "As backwards" or "as on the back side" — i.e. "as above" or "as on the previous page".
- "As above."
;Vade mecum- "Go with me" — a vade-mecum or vademecum is an item one carries around, especially a handbook.
- "Go back!" — i.e. "step back!", "begone!" Publius Terent, Formio I, 4, 203.
- "Go back, Satan!" — implied meaning "go away, do not dare to tempt me!". From a popular Medieval Catholic exorcism formula, apparently based on a rebuke by Jesus to Peter in the Vulgate, Mark 8:33: vade retro me, Satana. ("step back from me, Satan!").
- "I came, I saw, I conquered" — the full text of a message sent by Julius Caesar to the Roman senate, to describe his battle against King Pharnakles of Pontus near Zela in 47 BC.
- "The true cause (of)."
- "Word by word and letter by letter."
- "Servant of the word of God" — i.e. a priest.
- "Against" — as in "Good versus Evil."
- "By way (of)."
- "Middle path" — the Church of England was said to be a via media between the errors of Roman Catholicism and the extremes of Protestantism.
- "With places exchanged" — i.e. "in reverse order", "conversely".
- "See below."
- "See above."
- "one may see" — used to introduce examples or a listing of something just named. (Videlicet is not Latin, it is an English contraction.)
- "God's vision."
- "Life before the events" — i.e. a previous life
- "May he/she/it live, grow, and flourish!"
- "Long live the Queen!"
- "Long live the King!"
- "The voice of one shouting in the desert" — thus "unheeded", "in vain."


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Make Windows 8 usable for people who think it's not. Add a start menu to the desktop and tweak the way Explorer and Internet Explorer behave, all thanks to a piece of software called Classic Shell. If you like tweaking your user interface, and miss the options provided by previous versions of Windows, you'll love this software.
To say Windows 8 is controversial would be an understatement. While many love the new security and speed of Redmond's latest offering, some wish there was an optional way to avoid the Metro interface – including most of the MakeUseOf staff. Forcing a touch-based interface on a mouse-and-keyboard loving populace probably isn't the smartest thing Microsoft's ever done – even if it could help them sell a couple of phones someday.
So I'm glad there are ways to make Windows behave a little more like the operating system we know how to use properly. Classic shell gives you exactly the start menu you prefer, whether that's the one from Windows 7, XP or even older versions of the OS. It also lets you tweak Windows Explorer, adding a customizable toolbar and letting you make other changes to the classic shell in Windows 8.
The Start Menu
Install Classic Shell and you'll see it immediately – a start menu! The button will stick out like a sore thumb at first but you can configure it to blend in with Windows 8 quite nicely. Here's how it looks on my computer:
Once you install Classic Shell, Windows automatically boots to the desktop – nice if you'd rather avoid Metro's distractions and get right to work.
Do you want to change that, or anything else? Right-click the start menu and you'll find a "Settings" button. From here you can change the style of start menu you want:
You'll find a wide variety of options; just be sure to hit the "All Settings" options so you can see all tabs. You can make your start menu work exactly the way you want, so check it out.
Many people like the new Windows Explorer, but if you're not one of them Classic Shell is here for you. With it you can make the file manager behave just the way you remember. When you launch it you'll see a new toolbar in Explorer. Click the Classic Shell button on it and you can configure things, including what does and doesn't show up in your toolbar:
Again, you can configure just about anything here. Explore the options and you'll be blown away.
My wife – a brilliant physicist who is also very computer savvy – recently had cause to replace her computer. The new machine came with Windows 8, with which she was initially frustrated.
"I'm just not sure how I'm supposed to use this," she said. The Metro apps, which she accurately deemed "Internet stuff", didn't seem that useful for most of the things she spends her time doing: crunching data, preparing presentations and taking notes while reading at the same time.
Her plan was to install Windows 7 until I pointed out Classic Shell. It provided the means to get used to Windows 8 without throwing old workflows away completely.
I think Microsoft made a mistake in not making more of their Metro features optional. People love Windows and have workflows worked out using it. Why try to change everything in one swift blow? Classic Shell helps, at least. Install it if you're feeling the way my wife did.
If you want more help, be sure to check out Chris' piece on resolving Windows 8 niggles or his piece on making Windows 8 faster. Or, if you want to learn more about Microsoft's latest operating system, be sure to check out our full, free manual for Windows 8. It goes over all of the new features, teaching you how to use the Metro interface and get the most out of the new configurations.
Thoughts? Leave them below, as always. I'll be around for the after party.


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418/427 | |
Season | 11 |
Number | 10 |
Writer | Michael Frost Beckner |
Director | Frank Waldeck |
Original Airdate | December 9, 2010 |
418/427 is the tenth episode of the eleventh season of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
The code 418/427 might stand for missing person and kidnapping.
The CSIs set out to track down a pedophile suspected of murdering an FBI agent's wife and kidnapping his children.
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A FBI wife and a store employee is found murdered at a grocery store.The wife's kid is missing.
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- Laurence Fishburne as Raymond Langston (credit only)
- Marg Helgenberger as Catherine Willows
- George Eads as Nick Stokes
- Jorja Fox as Sara Sidle
- Eric Szmanda as Greg Sanders
- Robert David Hall as Dr. Al Robbins
- David Berman as David Phillips
- Wallace Langham as David Hodges
- Paul Guilfoyle as Jim Brass
Recurring Cast Edit
- Archie Kao as Archie Johnson
- Larry Sullivan as Officer Akers
- Jon Wellner as Henry Andrews
- Larry M. Mitchell as Officer Mitchell
Guest Cast Edit
- Jason Butler Harner as Daniel Moore
- Patrick Stafford as Trent Moore
- Bodhi Elfman as Rylan Gauss
- Nicole Cannon as Christine Moore
- Leela Newton as Holly Moore
- Mario Perez as Hector (uncredited)
See AlsoEdit
CSI:Las Vegas Season Season 11 | Man Up >
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Well...it is a fast boat and built well enough to take you there assuming she is in good shape. The fuel tankage is about 1/2 of what I'd like in the caribe but you an carry some on deck. The stock electrical system and batteries/alternator will need an upgrade if not done already. Personally, I don't like the spade rudder in a cruising boat and I would prefer a deeper bilge and a more sea-kindly motion. Having said that...if you get one in good shape that hasn't been in charter, the price is certainly right and the boat will be up to the task and easy to live on at anchor.
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All Rise...Judge David Johnson is a disciple of chow mein. The ChargeCompeting textile mills + kung fu = ? The CaseKhan, a wandering expert in Shaolin, is hard up for work and ends up taking a job in a textile mill. Things appear to be looking fruitful, an extended and satisfying career in looms lying ahead, but then trouble breaks out. The rival clan and textile mill start mixing it up and aggressive hand-to-hand combat ensues. You know what that means: Shaolin discipleship! Our hero proceeds to train his bros in the art of the smackdown, prepping them for the eventual face-off. But when it comes down to it, when you really need to throttle some fools, just do it yourself. Especially if you have access to something called the "Iron-Finger Lock," which can really mess someone up. So it goes that this Shaw Brothers oddity stumbles along for the majority of its runtime, concerning itself with the politics of archaic textile mill operation and slapstick humor that is funny solely because of a dopey soundtrack and clumsy dubbing. Spots of martial artistry pop up here and there, but it isn't until the big fight at the end—where Khan single-handedly takes on the entire clan—that we receive the main course. It's by far the highlight of the film and a truly impressive piece of fight choreography. The sequence spans an entire house and gets relatively fearsome, to the point where the final segment is filmed in black and white to minimize the shock of the blood flow. Beyond the high point, there's little else going on worthy of recommendation, even to the most hardcore kung fu aficionados. While the combat finale is a winner, as far as scope, participation, and sheer quantity of mayhem, the technique is your typical methodical kung fu plotting. Ultimately, it devolves into a slow, plodding throwdown unworthy of the final word on Shaolin and its disciples. As for the DVD, the 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen, a notable cleaned-up visual presentation, is the best aspect of this release. The audio falls far short, however, a tinny mono mix that does little to transmit the oomph of Shaolin. No extras. The VerdictThey can't all be winners. Guilty. Give us your feedback!Did we give Disciples Of Shaolin a fair trial? yes / no Other Reviews You Might Enjoy
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The premature demise of public child and adolescent inpatient psychiatric beds : part I: overview and current conditions
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Adolescent; Adolescent Health Services; Bed Occupancy; Child; Child Health Services; Health Facility Closure; Health Services Accessibility; Health Services Needs and Demand; Humans; Length of Stay; Mental Disorders; Mental Health Services; Psychiatric Department, Hospital; United States
Health Services Research | Mental and Social Health | Psychiatric and Mental Health | Psychiatry | Psychiatry and Psychology
Current trends on the national landscape of available treatment and delivery systems for children and adolescents with serious emotional disturbance indicate a sharp decline in the availability of inpatient psychiatric services. These trends are troubling as six to nine million children and adolescents in the United States suffer from some serious emotional disturbance, and the majority in need of treatment do not receive behavioral health services. The consequences of untreated mental illness in children are grave, and the cost to society of children's mental health problems is high in both human and fiscal terms. This paper will describe national trends in behavioral health in general and specifically children's mental health, and will detail the experiences of many states to identify possible problems and pitfalls to downsizing and closing child and adolescent inpatient psychiatric beds.
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Geller, Jeffrey L. and Biebel, Kathleen, "The premature demise of public child and adolescent inpatient psychiatric beds : part I: overview and current conditions" (2006). Systems and Psychosocial Advances Research Center Publications and Presentations. Paper 191.


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Letter: Liberating act of dropping my party affiliation; try it
Kent G. Smith, Palm City
Letter: Liberating act of dropping my party affiliation; try it
I would like to give you a piece of my mind. But there is precious little of it and certainly none to spare. However, I can share with you something that has given me: peace of mind.
I recently changed my voter registration to "no party affiliation." I feel cleansed, purged and refreshed.
Sure, I'll change back before the next primary, since that is where most of our local winners are determined. My apologies to the supervisor of elections and staff for the extra work, but I'm not going to allow myself to be disenfranchised.
I am reminded of the song "Stuck in the Middle With You:" "Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am stuck in the middle with you." (With you?)
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European Kitchen Design
Gather ideas and inspiration for European kitchen design, and prepare to add an elegant and efficient look to your kitchen space.
By: Sean McEvoy
European kitchen design can range from modern kitchen design to a more traditional style—but a consistent theme in contemporary European design tends more toward styles inspired by the midcentury modern design that originated in the Nordic countries.
Beautiful, Efficient Kitchen Design and Layout Ideas
See All PhotosBlue Coastal Kitchen
This contemporary kitchen was featured in the HGTV Smart Home 2013 and is located in Jacksonville, FL. The kitchen has white cabinets and a mostly neutral color scheme adorned with blue kitchen furnishings. Pendant lights hang from the ceiling and highlight the small island in the center of the kitchen.
Creamy White Country Kitchen
As seen on HGTV's Property Brothers, Jonathan and Drew Scott kept this kitchen's original cabinets intact but repainted them a soft yellow. The new spacious island features a bamboo countertop, while the existing granite countertops were complemented by a backsplash made from ceramic tiles.
Neutral Traditional Kitchen With Island
The glossy cabinets and ceiling have a reflective quality, making the room seem brighter and larger. The tone-on-tone, white iridescent tile backsplash has a similar quality and adds a glamorous touch to the room's soft palette. A pair of antique tole chandeliers hangs over the large eat-in island to provide soft lighting.
Cherry and Emerald Modern Zen Kitchen
For this Walnut Creek, Calif. kitchen remodel, designer Yuko Matsumoto combines contemporary and Asian styles for a sophisticated and streamlined look. Matsumoto uses clean-lined wood cabinetry and a stunning counter-to-ceiling emerald-green backsplash as focal points in this stylish and eye-pleasing "Zen" kitchen. For the backsplash, smaller tiles are used around the hood and set vertically to mimic the look of bamboo.
Copper and Cherry Kips Bay Kitchen
This traditional kitchen has professional touches like a large range hood, oversized range, pot filler, and large refrigerator–everything the expert cook would want. Designer Regina Bilotta wrapped the room in warm materials, added rich colors, included a cozy banquette, wine area and top cabinets without sparing any details, from globe lights and curved counters to lighted cabinetry and wine storage area.
Brown Old-World Kitchen
This large craftsman kitchen boasts, among other nice finishes, a beautiful hardwood floor that carries through to a sitting area opposite the kitchen island. Paired with the exposed beam ceiling, the floor makes a big impression on visitors. This kitchen arrangement takes advantage of a wide expanse to provide plenty of seating and gathering options. The center bar in a painted finish complements the dark natural finish on the wall cabinets.
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Brown Transitional Kitchen
This galley kitchen may be on the small side, but there's no shortage of storage space with rich wood cabinets hanging over a textured backsplash and crisp white countertops. A picture window makes doing dishes almost enjoyable while green and blue accessories carry over the color scheme from the dining room.
Black-and-White Transitional Kitchen
This contemporary kitchen features sleek black cabinets contrasted with crisp white countertops. The stainless steel appliances, hardware and lighting add shine to the space, while beautiful hardwood floors provide warmth. A gray and white backsplash brings a lightness to the room.
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White Traditional Kitchen
This Victorian-inspired kitchen pairs traditional white cabinets with a bare brick wall and a natural wood floor. Globe pendant lights hang over a black kitchen island; the spool-leg barstools with nailhead trim add to the ornate details. A copper range hood is the final touch.
White Cottage Kitchen
Crisp, white cabinetry paired with black soapstone and Calcutta marble sets the tone for this elegant, multi-functional kitchen and living area. The space is equipped with a baking center, banquette seating and glass cabinets wrapping around a corner to further defining the space. The style and millwork of the home were continued in the columns flanking the apron sink and featured detailing on the built-in snack bar.
White & Gray Country Kitchen
White cabinets, a farmhouse sink, a second-hand island and a gray-and-white pattern on the floor give this kitchen designed by HGTV's Property Brothers a vintage feel. Stainless steel appliances, marble countertops and an metallic mosaic tile backsplash add glamour to the space.
White Traditional Kitchen With Island Seating
This light, elegant kitchen puts stunning marble countertops on display. Two islands provide space for cooking, cleaning and even eating. The black upholstered bar chairs allow a family of four to sit comfortably and stylishly in this beautiful room.
Black-and-White Transitional Kitchen
The traditional cabinetry and lighting in this space is complemented by an eclectic dining area featuring mismatched chairs and a diamond-tufted leather banquette. Neutral paint and modern stainless steel appliances encourage a feeling of modernity without being minimalistic.
White Traditional Kitchen
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By ROB PARENT
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
VOORHEES, N.J. -- There are playoff opponents and then there are those that make your skin crawl. The kind of rival that needs to do nothing special to stir up the emotions, bringing out the best and the worst in a team, often at the same time.
History can have something to do with that, but in the case this year of the Flyers and the Penguins, it can center on something like the freewheeling, 40-year-old form of Jaromir Jagr. The most hated hockey name in the city that made it famous.
"It's not anything new to me," said the former Pittsburgh sports icon turned Flyers veteran leader. "First of all, I don't think I'm public enemy No. 1. I think Lavy is right now. At least that's what I saw last game."
Coach Peter Laviolette might have gotten the most reaction when his frowning form was flashed on the big screen Saturday at CONSOL Energy Center in Pittsburgh during the regular-season finale, but it remains Jagr whom Penguins fans refuse to forgive and certainly can't forget.
While their affections lie with present-day heroes Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby, their long memories can't avoid the ache that the sight of Jagr brings on, especially since he's been playing only 300 miles away all season after spurning their offer to bring him back in a hero's welcome.
Now, in another twist of fate, Jagr arrives at CONSOL Energy Center tonight with the Flyers for Game 1 of the first-round playoff series, one that offers both teams the chance to write another chapter in the history of a rivalry that's back and better than ever.
Or, in the words of Scott Hartnell, "They dislike us as much as we dislike them."
There is much to like about this intriguing first-round Eastern Conference playoff match:
o The Penguins boast of scoring magicians Crosby and Malkin, who scored 50 goals in what should be an MVP season. But Crosby is still trying to find his game after his latest months-long absence due to concussion-like symptoms, and Malkin has at times this season been frustrated by an energetic Flyers checking line.
o The Flyers have been hurt by the loss of Chris Pronger to a concussion, and while acquiring Nick Grossmann and Pavel Kubina helped fill the hole, they still play too loosely as a team in their own end.
o The prolonged progression of free-agent goalie Ilya Bryzgalov from expensive enigma to superb savior represented a dramatic turn of events for the Flyers, but the jury is out on how he'll perform in the playoffs, while still dealing with pain from a chip fracture in his right foot.
o Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury hasn't been at his best, either. Always streaky, he's been largely inconsistent this season. But he hasn't had the ups and downs that Bryzgalov's had.
o At a time of year when special teams often determine who advances and who goes home, it would seem the powerful Penguins have the advantage. But these teams tied for fifth overall in the power-play rankings this season, both with a 19.7 percent success rate. As for penalty killing, the Penguins have the edge, meaning the Flyers have to stay disciplined in what promises to be an emotional series.
Of course, much of that emotion will swirl around the series' historical figures. No?
"No, I don't think so," Claude Giroux said. "We're a different team than when we last played them."
The Flyers have had much turnover in two years, but are younger and faster than the last time these teams met in the postseason. The Penguins have the edge in experience, with 12 players back from their Stanley Cup championship team of 2009. One of them, however, savvy checking-line forward Max Talbot, now plays for the Flyers.
The historical playoff connection goes back to 1997 and 2000 for Jagr, the leader of Pittsburgh teams then that were dispatched from the playoffs by the Flyers. Or it goes to 2008 and 2009 for Malkin and Crosby, who teamed to trump the Flyers from the Eastern Conference finals and the first round, respectively, in those years. These Penguins won the Cup nearly 20 years after Jagr did so twice in Pittsburgh. By 2009, he was seemingly playing out his career in Russia.
But last summer, a Jagr reunion party was planned in Pittsburgh. Erroneous reports had fans show up one day at the airport, anticipating Jagr as he arrived to sign a free-agent deal.
He was destined to sign a one-year, $3.3 million deal with the Flyers instead.
Hence, the consistent, cascading boos that Jagr received on every return trip to Pittsburgh this season.
"I didn't do anything to hurt anybody," he said. "That's not in my mind right now. In my mind is playoff hockey, to help this team to beat Pittsburgh. It's going to be tough and that's my main focus right now."
It is now but it won't be by the time this playoff ride is over. Jagr will be a free agent again next summer, something he's indicated he doesn't want to address until then. The Flyers would be foolish to not want to keep him around, even at age 40, considering how he's proven he's still up to the rigors of league play (19 goals, 54 points in 73 games), and considering the bond he's created with next team captain Giroux.
But it wouldn't be a surprise if the Penguins came after him with one more reconciliation offer, one more contractual chance to finish his NHL career where it began.
It would be the perfect career circle for him, and just another chapter in a history between local hockey rivals that has never been better.


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Proposed budget cuts 132 jobs
Wednesday the Savannah-Chatham Public School Board discussed it's better than expected, but still pretty bad, budget situation for 2011.
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Savannah-Chatham Public Schools officials spent hours discussing the painful 2010-2011 budgeting process during their Wednesday meeting.
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I received an e-mail from a reader who wanted to know more about the Savannah-Chatham Public School Board members and their push for, or against, raising property taxes.
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Savannah-Chatham Public Schools Superintendent Thomas Lockamy received a satisfactory review and another year on his contract, which now extends until June 30, 2013. Although his $192,147 base salary will not go up, his new contract bars the board from lowering it any further. And it's clear the board doesn't want to.
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Norwegian Gem Cruise Review by Jimbo816: Good Cruise, but could have been better
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Good Cruise, but could have been better
We have been on numerous cruises, but never NCL. We selected the Gem based on the itinerary. The ship itself was very good. We enjoyed the layout of the ship. The staterooms were good and we really liked the fact that it had a much larger shower that we have experienced on all our other cruises. The ship is extremely clean and we enjoyed the "day beds" by the swimming pool.
The food was average - I think that was because of their "Free Styling" cruise program where they have numerous speciality restaurants which you pay an extra fee to utilize. As such, I think that the food selections in the main dining room (which is included in the basic price) were limited and didn't have a lot of imagination. If you wanted many of the dishes that we have had on other cruises, you need to go to the speciality restaurants (where the costs is from $10 - $25 p/p). We did try the mexican restaurant and it was very good. Drinks were also expensive (beer $7 bottle).
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probably the worst that we have ever had. They had one singing and dancing show that was very good and one dancing show that was good. They had two show - a ventriloquist and magic show that were absolutely terrible.
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Does this have anything to do with the Nightwatch series by Sergei Lukyanenko?
A film noir style action adventure mod for GTA san andreas. The team will direct the gamplay between mystery solving, storyline and action to create a rich and involving game. A high quality environment will provide the setting for the exciting events to take place.
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I have run into many challenges in developing this project. I chose to use the SA engine for this project because it did all the things I wanted my game to do. The level of detail was appropriate for me to make a lot of content quickly, not too detailed. I thought, all I needed to do was replace the original content with my own and do a minimal amount of scripting to get the game play I wanted. However, it is much more complicated than that!
Firstly, it is a huge amount of work, so I have drastically scaled down the project. The map will be about half the size as originally intended and there will be no missions for the first release at least. It will be a sandbox environment with weapon pickups and parked cars ect.
Also, I had trouble placing lights and effects but thanks to DexXs' tools, I can now add lights and particle effects which was really the last piece of the puzzle! :D
That means I can continue KW and hopfully make something you will all enjoy.
I decided to release my original character concepts, to reward your patience and support :)
Thanks, for your support and encouragement. It means a lot!
Does this have anything to do with the Nightwatch series by Sergei Lukyanenko?
Looks nice, and original mod too, however i would suggest changing the HUD to something more in keeping
where can i find a real editor for gta sa?i only seen some crappy for maps only and one for mtasa 1.0 ^^
Here's the map editor download Gtagarage.com
The wiki documentation for mapping with MED.
Hope this helps.
In the future PM me if u have modding questions instead of posting here.
this is a very good mod i have about 12 GB of mods on my pc just for SA
and this will be the best!!!!!!!!!!
wow. Great to hear such a comment. very rewarding! Thx:)
Will there be any RPG elements, similar to San Andreas?
Yes there will be rpg elements similar to SA. The player character will be customisable in much the same way. Some of the features(fat, thin, muscly, tattoist, hairdresser) are being reworked into other forms but taking advantage of the basic functionality of SA. For example if u increase your good or evil stats your body and abilities change. This replaces working out and eating but retains the functionality of the original game.
is it going to be like, secret agent stuff?
hey glenny:) yeah sort of, think more along the lines of a murder mystery. there will be some secret agents in the game that you meet as you uncover more and more and progress by doing missions for them or catching them. depending on the situation ofcourse.
also the team aims to create scenarios in which the player has to make dicisions that will have consequences later in the game. secret agents will provide many of these opportunities.
The main character is not a secret agent, he's the classic film noir anti hero detective struggling to make sense of the world.
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WomenThe fifth sanctioned Women's World Hockey Championship, held in Espoo, Finland March 8-14, 1999. Top five teams from the 1998 Winter Olympics qualified (USA, Canada, Finland, China and Sweden) along with the top three teams from a qualification tournament (Germany, Switzerland and Russia). Top two teams (*) in each group after preliminary round-robin advance to the medal round. Final Round Robin Standings
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Result: | Win |
Score: | 34 - 22 |
Event Recap: The Bears faced Salisbury on Monday afternoon and were looking to bounce back after a tough loss over the weekend to Kent. The game would also be the Bears' fourth game in six days so Coach Anderson and Coach Moodey looked to fire the team up by promising a rare day off if they could win the game. The allure of an afternoon free was the right motivation as the Bears raced out to a lead that they would not relinquish. Justin Donawa led the scoring with 13 points and lock down defense against Salisbury's best player. Patrick Frey also chipped in 13 points with some tough drives to the basket. Sam Clougher cleaned the boards all game and played stellar defense against Salisbury's twin towers. The win moves the Bear's record to 6-2. Great job Berkshire.The Bears welcome Kent for their next game this Saturday. |


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The college will present the following awards at the Dec. 15 Engineering Recognition Ceremony:
Post-graduation surveys sent to the college's 2010 graduates (May, August and December) about six months after their graduation indicate that more than 77 percent were employed, with the average salary being $54,149 for BS graduates and $70,002 for BS/MS graduates.
About 8 percent reported being unemployed and looking for employment, while 19 percent were currently working on an advanced degree.
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Engineering Recognition Ceremony to be held at 9am at Coors Events/Conference Center on Friday May 8, 2015